Hutcoy
Member
Hey All,
I've never built a show to road before that I will not be there to install. (Other Producer is too cheap for a set tech) What kind of paperwork should I generate to help the install team to put the thing back together other than all of the labeling we're doing on the scenery itself and my construction drawings? Or is it expected for the install tech to figure it out with only that information?
Background info: wraparound unit set with lots of stairs, an upper level walk around, curved walls, that reside in a tracked platform (no automation). Its traveling in an 53' truck (I've already done the truck pack). The reassembly requires what you would expect: coffin locks, french cleats, and butterfly nuts with bolts. Should be able to install in 2 hours with a crew of 6.
Any examples of paperwork would be appreciated or advice from the end users of getting such a package with no set tech.
Thanks!
I've never built a show to road before that I will not be there to install. (Other Producer is too cheap for a set tech) What kind of paperwork should I generate to help the install team to put the thing back together other than all of the labeling we're doing on the scenery itself and my construction drawings? Or is it expected for the install tech to figure it out with only that information?
Background info: wraparound unit set with lots of stairs, an upper level walk around, curved walls, that reside in a tracked platform (no automation). Its traveling in an 53' truck (I've already done the truck pack). The reassembly requires what you would expect: coffin locks, french cleats, and butterfly nuts with bolts. Should be able to install in 2 hours with a crew of 6.
Any examples of paperwork would be appreciated or advice from the end users of getting such a package with no set tech.
Thanks!